UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON · UNITED STATES
PhD in Global Health: Metrics & Implementation Science
PhD · Taught in en
At a glance
60 mo
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The PhD program in Global Health at the University of Washington offers students cutting-edge tools to develop and advance global health solutions critical for decision-making and priority setting. Situated in a leading global health hub, students engage with innovators in research, funding, and delivery to improve population health worldwide. The program is jointly administered by the Department of Global Health and the Department of Health Metrics Sciences, with distinct areas of emphasis: Metrics and Implementation Science. Applicants must choose which area of emphasis they wish to pursue.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the application deadlines for the PhD in Global Health program?
- The application period runs from September 1 to December 1. All application materials must be submitted by the deadline of December 1 at midnight.
- Do I need to take the GRE for this program?
- No, the GRE is not required, accepted, or considered for this program.
- Are there any application fee waivers available?
- This PhD program does not offer application fee waivers. You should refer to the University of Washington Graduate School website for general information on fee waivers.
- What are the career outcomes for graduates of this program?
- The program prepares students for advanced independent research and careers in global health, focusing on both applications and theory. Graduates are equipped to conduct cutting-edge research and contribute to improving population health worldwide.
- What financial support is available for PhD students?
- Applicants are considered for research and teaching assistantships, which include a monthly stipend, full tuition waiver, and medical/dental insurance. Fellowships are also available, but specific award amounts are not detailed.
- How do I apply to the PhD in Global Health program?
- You must create an application account on the UW Graduate School system, complete the application form selecting your area of emphasis, and submit all required supporting documents by the December 1 deadline.
Entry requirements
Graduate School English ProficiencyRefer to Graduate School Policy 3.2
The GRE is not required, accepted, or considered. Applicants must meet the language proficiency requirements defined by the Graduate School. Prospective applicants must apply to the specific area of emphasis (Metrics or Implementation Science) they wish to pursue.
Fees
Tuition (international)Information not available for this program.
Tuition (home)Information not available for this program.
LivingInformation not available for this program.
The PhD program in Implementation Science does not offer application fee waivers. Refer to the University of Washington Graduate School website for general information on application fee waivers.
How to apply
1. Create Application AccountBegin your application on the UW Graduate School application system. Do not apply before September 1.
2. Complete Application FormFill out all required sections of the application, ensuring you select the correct area of emphasis (Metrics or Implementation Science).
3. Submit Supporting DocumentsUpload all required documents, including transcripts and test scores, by the deadline.
4. Track Application StatusLog in to your application account to monitor the status of your submitted materials, including letters of recommendation, transcripts, and test scores.
Scholarships
AssistantshipsMonthly stipend, Full tuition waiver, Medical and dental insurance
FellowshipsNot specified
Frequently asked questions
What are the application deadlines for the PhD in Global Health program?
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The application period runs from September 1 to December 1. All application materials must be submitted by the deadline of December 1 at midnight.
Do I need to take the GRE for this program?
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No, the GRE is not required, accepted, or considered for this program.
Are there any application fee waivers available?
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This PhD program does not offer application fee waivers. You should refer to the University of Washington Graduate School website for general information on fee waivers.
What are the career outcomes for graduates of this program?
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The program prepares students for advanced independent research and careers in global health, focusing on both applications and theory. Graduates are equipped to conduct cutting-edge research and contribute to improving population health worldwide.
What financial support is available for PhD students?
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Applicants are considered for research and teaching assistantships, which include a monthly stipend, full tuition waiver, and medical/dental insurance. Fellowships are also available, but specific award amounts are not detailed.
How do I apply to the PhD in Global Health program?
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You must create an application account on the UW Graduate School system, complete the application form selecting your area of emphasis, and submit all required supporting documents by the December 1 deadline.